The signature dragon-scale pattern of Thermory Ignite cladding is created by embossing and tinting thermally modified spruce wood. Unlike modern yakisugi, which is often created by hand with a torch, Ignite is produced using a deceptively flame-free process.
Easy maintenance to retain the authentic charred look for years. We recommend carrying out maintenance painting if the paint layer becomes worn or the appearance of the cladding becomes uneven over time, with the following minimum intervals:
Regularly touching the boards up with black paint preserves the visual effect of the burnt wood surface.
The Thermory Ignite product range includes eye-catching exterior and interior cladding boards as well as wall panels with an additional treatment that is suitable for the sauna.
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